| FOLIAGE MATURITY | MEDIUM EARLY |
|---|---|
| EMERGENCE | FAIRLY FAST |
| PLANT VIGOUR | FAIRLY HIGH |
| SKIN COLOUR | YELLOW |
| FLESH COLOUR | YELLOW |
| TUBER SHAPE | LONG |
| SHAPE UNIFORMITY | GOOD |
| EYE DEPTH | SHALLOW |
| TUBER SIZE | LARGE |
| TUBER SET | FAIRLY HIGH |
| RESISTANCE TO FOLIAGE LATE BLIGHT | MODERATE |
|---|---|
| RESISTANCE TO TUBER LATE BLIGHT | MODERATE |
| RESISTANCE TO PITTED COMMON SCAB | MODERATE |
| RESISTANCE TO NETTED COMMON SCAB | FAIRLY HIGH |
| RESISTANCE TO PVY | MODERATE |
| RESISTANCE TO PVYntn | VERY HIGH |
| RESISTANCE TO PCN G.rostochiensis (Ro1-4) | NULL |
| RESISTANCE TO PCN G.pallida (Pa2-3) | NULL |
| RESISTANCE TO WART pathovar 1 | FULL |
| YIELD | HIGH |
|---|---|
| DRY MATTER CONTENT | MEDIUM (18-20%) |
| COOKING TYPE | A-B |
| DISINTEGRATION | SLIGHT |
| AFTER COOKING DARKENING | VERY SLIGHT |
| FRYING COLOUR at harvest | FAIRLY GOOD |
| STORAGE ABILITY | HIGH |
| DORMANCY | FAIRLY LONG |
|---|---|
| RESISTANCE TO EXTERNAL DAMAGE | FAIRLY HIGH |
| RESISTANCE TO INTERNAL DAMAGE | HIGH |
| RESISTANCE TO INTERNAL RUST SPOT | HIGH |
| RESISTANCE TO DESPROUTING | MODERATE |
NOHA, the home french fry variety by excellence!
NOHA is the home french fry variety by excellence, adapted to the whole of the Mediterranean region.
Born in 2014 in Châteauneuf-du-Faou (29), at the Germicopa Research Station, NOHA is the fruit of a long process of 10 years during which research, respectful of nature’s cycles, will select the best potato varieties according to agronomic, commercial and taste criteria.
NOHA is half-early, productive and forms very beautiful long shape tubers.
Its fritability is, of course, one of its main assets for local use in home french fries.
As far as the market is concerned, NOHA is a variety that is becoming firmly established in Spain, Italy and Greece, and promises of development are being made throughout this basin.
Discover our other potato varieties suitable for ‘home french fries’ such as AMANY, CLAIRETTE or DECIBEL.
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